Until The Ribbon Breaks are a Cardiff via Los Angeles indie-electro duo set to release their new self titled album on February 23rd. Lifted from the album is the single One Match, a track taking influence from the experience of frontman, lyricist and producer Pete Lawrie-Winfield’s battle with addiction, rehab and recovery. The reflective lyrics, delivered by powerful and emotive vocals paint a picture of the enduring pain, “So lonely, so lonely, so lonely, just one match to burn this whole thing down” document the fragility and vulnerability of the singer’s scenario.
Commenting on the story behind the music, Lawrie-Winfield has said, “It was a reality check, a cry for help and a personal account of the very worst moments in a long period of addiction and substance abuse. I always knew that one day I would have to get clean, I just had no idea how. This is a diary entry from the middle of that mess.”
Watch the video for One Match below
